Help Patients Using Medical Marijuana Stay Safe

September 2017

Interest in medical marijuana will continue to grow.

More people are using marijuana for medical purposes. Expect even more interest when it's legalized for recreational use next summer.

Keep in mind, medical marijuana is different than Sativex (delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol/cannabidiol) or Cesamet (nabilone). These are Rx products approved by Health Canada that contain marijuana derivatives.

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